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Clifford Burbridge and Griff DeMay
attended the basket supper at the Mil
fler school house Saturday night
Mrs Phillips of Indianola visited at
ibe homes of Mrs J L Sargent and
-Mrs J E Noe the first of the week
Mrs Cathcart and Mrs Greenway
Hvero called -to Red Oak Iowa on ac
count of their mothers serious illness
J LNewman shipped two car loads of
ihogs to St Joe Snnday In the future
Mr Newman will do the buying and
shipping
Mr and Mrs S W Stilgebouer re
turned from Omaha where Mrs Stilge
bouer had an operation performed for a
cataract on her eye Wednesday
A fire occurred in J E Dolph s house
3Ienday morning It damaged quite a
Sot of their clothing They got it ex
ttinguised before it did much damage to
fthe house
Mr Simonton sold his land for 4500
W A Minniear his land for 810000 to
Mr McGuire J L Sims to W A
Minniear J section for 6000 Mr
Smith to Soren Simonsen for 2500
Sam Messner to Mr Rodman of Mis
ouri for 1800
Pain may go by the name of rheuma
tisniTneuralgia lumbago pleurisy No
matter what namo the pains are called
Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea will
drive them away 35 cents
L W McConnell
educing
In order to reduce our grocery stock - largely
by the first of the coming year we have de
cided to give our patrons the advantage of a
Reduction of
10 to 20 per cent
on many items in our large line of fresh
and first class goods such as
California Fruits
wOiTCCSa ETC
You will save 5c a gou nd on your coffee and
proportoinaiely more on other items
Take Advantage of
This Opportunity
The IN-ER-SEAL CADETS will be with
us Saturday aweek
Never Fail 5 gallon Oil or Gasoline Cans
for 150 The are world beaters
Son
DANBURY
John Delong is building a burn 20x60
Edward VanPelt sold hid land to some
eastern man
W A Minniear and family expect to
smove to California soon
Jar Robinson is building a fine resi
dence in the north part of town
Mr and Mrs Dolph an child
are visiting at the home of former
Mr and Mrs J as Dolph went to
Norton County Tuesday on a visit
Mr Calvin of Indianola is training
She choir in the Congregational church
Marion Dow of Indianola visited
Sriends and relatives in Danbury Sun
day
John G Raes Comedy Co was with
us Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
mights
Mr Hay of Lincoln has bought 50
-acres of land of W A Minniear for
535000
The farmers elevator is looming up
We understand it is to be completed in
30 days
Born to Mr and Mrs Stilgebour a
Sbabyboy Nov 14 mother and child are
etting along very well
SCHOOL CREEK
Mrs Grey is on the sick list
Anna Sargent is spending this week at
home
Charles Vandervort and family visited
his mother Sunday
Gilbert Rankin is treating John
Dutchers house to a coat of paint
Mrs George Wheeler and Edith Allen
of Indianola called on Mrs John Dutch
er recently
Ed Mack and aunt Mrs Hunter of
Iowa started for Carlysle Colo to look
after their land interests there
OBITUARY
Newman Dutcher was born in Her
miker Co N Y May 3 1813 He died
at the home of his son C K Nov 3
1905 aged 92 years 6 months
At the age of 33 he moved to Ohio
where he lived nine years Then he
moved to Greene Co Wis where he
lived three years On account of poor
health he came west as far as Floyd Co
Iowa where he farmed 28 years Then
he again moved west to Nebraska in 1883
His wife and 9 children survive him
His sons J WE S and OK and
families and daughter Mrs Hunter of
Iowa were present at the funeral which
was held at the M E church in Indian
ola at 2 oclock Nov i conducted by
Rev Erastus Smith pastor of the M
E church assisted by Rev Hawkins
pastor of the Congregational church
A large concourse of friends followed
his remains to their last resting place
PLEASANT RIDGE
Allen and Prank Hakenkamp have
been losing horses from sore mouths
Perry Shepherd and wife and baby
visited at D H Shepherds last Sun
day
Mrs Marion Kimerling is visiting at
her mothers Mrs J B Kilgores near
Indianolathis week
Mrs August Miller died at her home
on the Willow November 11th and was
buried Sunday from the Lutheran
church The little two weeks old babe
died and was buried last week Mr
Miller has the sympathy of all in his
loss
Salemen Wanted
to look after our interest in Red Willow
and adjacent counties Salary or com
mission Address Clover Oil and Paint
Co Cleveland Ohio
TTVTa Afc r
Dr O G Reynolds
Rooms 19 20 Burr Block
Surgery and Gynecology
PhcnJAafoff Bell UnCOll Neb
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INDIANOLA
Gus Shupert was an Indianola visitor
Sunday
Mrs Frank Powell of Lincoln is the
guest of her sister Mrs Thomas Duncan
Mrs Simmons of Beaver City is here
visiting her son L B Simmons of the
depot force
Henry Shouse has bpen out at his
brother-in-laws this week helping him
on the farm
Mrs A M Teel took the train for
Wauneta Sunday night where she ex
pects to bo for some time
I M Smith was in Indianola between
trains Tuesday and called on a few of
his friends during his short stay in town
Alex Brown of Missouri Ridge has
gone to Dodge City Kansas to see his
brother who is very low with dropsy of
the heart
Mrs Christian Stevenson who has
bepn visiting Agent Lawritson and fam
ily left for her home in ITolbrook Sun
day morning
The lectures are over at the Catholic
church for the present We are in ro
ceipt of the news that we are to have an
other course soon
A ball was given at the opera house
in honor of Henry Crabtree and bride
last Friday evening 4 large number
was in attendance
The Adventists hold their meetings
every Saturday at the home of Mrs
Phillips We have not been informed
as to the name of their minister
C W Dow is having some new side
walks put down in front of his new im
plement house It is of concrete and
W P Elmer is doing the work
L B Simmons was granted a vaca
tion to recuperate and rest up for awhilo
He has been a very faithful and efficient
helper in the office for a long time
Dick Roper whose home is in Oregon
and who has been working in McCook
the past summer visited friends and
relatives in Indianola a few days this
week
Henry Crabtree Jr and Miss Rose
Meyers were married last week The
vill go to housekeeping shortly in the
house recently built on the Powell
ranch
Mrs Hatchers sister who has been in
these parts for the past several weeks
on business and pleasure combined left
on No 5 Sunday 6vening for her home
in the west
R E Smith is putting the finishing
touches to Wm A Dolans new house
It is almost finished and presents a very
pretty appearance It will be ready to
move into soon
Word came to Indianola last Satur
day that W E Rollings who has been
living in Lincoln for the past few years
is dead Mr Rollings was a resident of
Indianola in days gone by
Miss Verna Brown who has been visit
ing relatives in this county left for her
home in Dodge City Kans last week
in answer to a telegram announcing the
serious illness of her father
Fred Burt has bought a farm near
Haigler and will take possession in the
near future We are sorry to lose these
people for they are among our best cit
izens but hope that our loss will be
their gain
Wm Porter of this place now has one
of the finest farms in Dundy county He
bought six hundred and fifty acres His
farm is situated about eight miles from
Haigler He will not move his family
until spring
Mr Holland living west of town had
the misfortune to break his leg one day
this week He seems to be particularly
unfortunate in this instance as this is
the third or fourth time the same limb
has suffered a fracture
Mrs A N Puckett died Saturday
morning at half past two oclock and
was buried Sunday afternoon from the
Congregational church sermon by Rev
Hawkins Many beautiful tokens in
the way of flowers were in evidence
A large crowd of relatives and friends
were present at the funeral
BARTLETf
E R Moon has been quite sickthis
week
Mrs Frank Purvis is visiting friends
in McCookthis week
Rev Kirby and wife of this place are
Benkelman visitors this week
Mrs Lewis Hart was immersed in the
river last Sunday by Elder Wilson
Mr John Wilber and wife of Wahoo
are here visiting Mr Webbers parents
Miss Nellie Rittenberg and Miss Grace
Brown were visitors in Indianola Tues
day
Mrs Will Hanson of Holbrook is in
Bartley this week visiting friends be
fore moving to Bloomington Neb
Otis Farrer has rented the property
recently vacated by Mr Ryan who has
returned to his old home in Indiana
Harvey Athey and H L Brown were
in Cambridge Tuesday getting pointers
on electric light system with a view of
putting in electric lights in Bartley
A large number of the relatives and
friends of W D Williams gathered at
his home last Sunday to help him cele
brate the anniversary of his forty third
birthday The occasion was also the
anniversary of Mr and Mrs Williams
marriage
A -1 s
RED WILLOW
Mrs Hatchers sister has been visiting
hor
Nearly everyone has his fall grain
sown
Mrs John Longnecker is still confined
to her bed
Mr Smith will improve his place by
building a granary
Mr Holland fell and broke his leg
Do not know the particulars yet
Mrs Smith and Mrs Taylor and son
visited Mrs Longnecker last week
Wm Randel has the jtone hauled for
building the foundation for an additipn
to his bouse
Mrs Ilolton Longueeker left the farm
to remain a few days in McCook before
returning to Colorado
Miss Clandia Hatcher is much pleased
with her school in Oklahoma and they
are pleased with her and offer an increase
in salary
There will be a protracted meeting at
the church the last of the month Elder
J E Wilson will preach Everyone in
vited to attend
A number of Mr Sexsons friends
gathered at his home to remind him
that he is a year older They had an
enjoyable time
Mrs Meyers returned from her visit
to her sister this week Will said it
had been nine years since she was away
and he hoped it would be nine more be
fore she went again
RURAL FREE DELIVERY NO 1
Miss Sadie Evertsou is on the sick
list
W E Bower returned home from his
visit last Saturday
Miss Lovie Jacobs is stfiying with Mrs
Gerald Wilcox for a few weens
Alexander Conrad returned homelast
Fridayafterasbort visit with his grand
parents in Iowa
Mr and Mrs John Ilammell are re
joicing over a fine baby girl which came
to them on election day
MrsOH Angell and two children Joy
and Willie accompanied her father on a
visit to her sister Mrs Will Miller of
Trerit n
W II Smith and daughter Bessie
went to Trenton this weeK to Iook at
some property nnd visit his daughter
Mrs Will Miller
Miss Lovie Jacobs and nephew Clay
Wright went to Hayes county to attend
a dance in Mr Wrights new house A
fine time is reported
W N Rogers was pleasantly surprised
by the appearance of an old time friend
from Tamora Neb this week who will
visit with him for a few days
Ira L Kennedy is busy hauling rock
for 1 he foundation of a new house which
he will build for himself in the near fu
ture It will add one more new box for
the route
Charlie Byfields nervous system was
visibly effected last Saturday while
going over No 1 At a point on the
route he was shocked to find that his
bag of letters was missing He retraced
a considerable distance of the way with
out success and finally set his face south
ward again in hope of finding that which
was lost A little farther along he re
ceived shock two times he was sitting
on the bag
LEBANON
The McCart Brothers have rented
Abbott Bros new livery barn and fur
nished it with new rigs
Ernest Fletchers new house is nearing
completion
Mrs Ward C Hunt from Holdrege
with her two children are here visiting
Moses Thompson has moved from
Wilsonville onto his farm southeast of
town His son Walter has moved onto
the farm which William Sullivan bought
of Chas Thomas
Waltor McTaggartwas a McCook bus
iness visitor a few days bacK
Miss Daisy Slutts writes from Creston
Iowa that they have a larger and pret
tier home in Creston than here
They are holding special meetings at
the Presbyterian church Rev W II
Scofield being helped by Rev Books
Mrs W R Pennington has beenqnite
SICK
Amos Thomas has built a new house
on his farm southwest of town and his
son Bennie and wife will live there next
year
Public stock Sale
Thomas Andrews Son and A C
Shallenberger will hold a sale of Short
horn cattle and Clydesdale horses at
Cambridge Neb November 25 1905
They will sell 12 bulls and 21 cows and
heifers bred to their great herd bulls
The cattle from these herds are famous
all over the country and have furnished
the winners at Nebraska and Iowa state
fairs and American royal show Bar
None second champion bull of Nebras
ka will sell also other equally good
Three stallions and five mares will be
offered Write A C Shallenberger at
Alma Neb for catalogue
Be Humane
to your faithful animals Buy a horse
blanket at W T Colemans A large
and fine selection
New changeable Gloria Silks in navy
wine and gray 42 inches wide 100 yd
Thompsons
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New Walsh Block
Dollar Offered You
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Well that is what we are offering you and that is what we
give you for on every five dollars spent with us we will
save you on the average of a dollar and
A Dollar Saved
is a Dollar Made
so join the ranks of THE WISE and file in to the NEW
STORE where your money finds nothing but bargains and
where EVERYBODY is treated alike where ONE PRICE
is given to all and where YOU are not charged with the
losses sustained by extensive CREDIT BUSINESS
OUR GOODS
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NORTH SIDE
S O Houge sold his farm Saturday
James Kirby sold his farm last Satur
day
Irve Spaulding attended the Wilcox
salp Tuesday
John Fitzgibbons of StAnn was doing
business in McCook Saturday
Fred Carter is done threshing and is
now busy hauling off his wheat
Joe Kennedy came down from StAnn
and visited with his parents He is now
working for Joe Harr
Mrs D C Shaw has been very sick
the past three weeks but at present is
very much improved
Are Up-to-Date
Were all bought right are all sold right
and will make you glad you came
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A 5 Suit of XTRAGoop clothes
FREE to the Best Boy
Detective
The man who sells XTUAGOOD boy
clothes for Ederheimer Stein Co
Chicago is coming to see us within ten
days We will give free any XTRAGOOD
suit in our store to the first clever boy
under 16 years of age who finds THIS
man before he leaves town
What You Must Do
When you think you have found the
right man say to him You are from
Ederheimer Stein Co Chicago
and sell xtragooD Clothes Re
member these words If you say any
thing else he will not answer
HH
TARTSCH
The Clothier
PHONE 95
CITIZENS BANK BLOCK
MCOOK NEB
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Miss Ethel Middleton of MnHonlr ia
teaching a very successful term of school
in the Kennedy district
Mr and Mrs D C Little were doing
business in McCook Tuesday and visit
ing friends on the Willow
Walter Hickling was offered 25 an
acre for his 160 acre timber claim This
is a good piece of land all broke out bufcj
no other improvements
Corn husking is the whole thingnow
days Corn is making from 25 to 50
bushels to the acre of good quality
There is not a very large acreage this
year From three to four cents a bushel
is the price paid for husking
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